Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16
HERE AND THERE.

"With the light the shadow sleepeth.' ,
Mrs. Peeso is reported quite poorly.
See new advertisements in this issue
of the REPORTER.
"God never made genius to be en-
We'd"
Arthur Miller is home on two weeks
visit.
Repairs are being made on the Green
Bay railroad bridge.
The only thing the world is too liberal
with, is advice.
Geo. n. Wood came up from Milwau.
kee Tuesday morning.
DR.. Crawforj is turning out some
very fine work Call on him.
"Our ambition cannot make us i'm
mortal"
The Wausau Base Ball nine got away
with the Stevens Point boys Is to Z.
DIR. Robinson was called to Reming-
ton last week to attend Mrs. Stout.
Self praise has the merit of originality
III nOInlng else.
Mr.. Laxon, Of Circles mill, received
a stroke of paralysis the past week.
Contentment is a devine gift to it's
owner that no wealth can buy.
Mr.. VIII Miller, of Hurley, spent the
Sabbath in this city with his parents.
''Nature always breaks through a
rnnnptonu Sonnpp Ar lotnr ~
Mrs. VIM. Lemley purchased one OF
j. f. Moore's steel gear buggies for a
family carriage.
Caution under-reaches almostas often
as rashness o'erleaps itself.
Mr. Stowel, farmer near Friendship
was in the city Monday. and sold many
pounds of his nice butter.
A fortune awaits man who can make
a looking glass that will fatter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Bensley are en-
tertaining friends from the East this
week.
"All great regenerations are the uni
versal movement of the mass"
Henry Edwards keeps adding new
equipped livery stable.
''The lamb that carries the cross must
have the strength of lion"
Mr. Langdon, Jr, had his thumb
crushed the past week while working in
the engine house. 1t was caught in the
cOgs.
Corns are the millstones which vanity
erects to show the way in which its
votaries walk.
Mrs Frank Dudley rides about the
city in one of Z. j. Moore's steel gear
buggies. They are very easy riding
vehicle.
Even a funeral will not still the
mouth of a fault-fnder, unless he
occupies the coffin.
People who are the happiest generally
make the least fuss about their sur
roundings.-[ Milwaukee Journal.
G. w. Hall was called to Tomah the
fore part of the week. His wife was
taken sick with intermittent fever while
visiting with relatives and friends
There is always an excuse handy for
indulging in bad habit or for neglect
ing to form good one.
M. A. Bogoger & Co. will furnish Ice
Cream and deliver it for all sociables,
parties &c, at moderate prices.
Every human being thinks that he or
she is an exception to the general laws
which govern mankind.
Miss Hannah Weinzeriel has been
rendered remunerative position in the
schools at Rockford, Ill. She has not
yet decided whether she will accept or
not.
If the horse is the noblest of animals,
he ought to be ashamed of the company
he keeps at fairs, races, and on other
public occasions.
We are in receipt of beautiful little
phamplet entitled GA Summer Jaunt"
over the Wisconsin Central railroad.
1t is nicely printed and well gotten up.
Compliments are the coin that peo-
pie pay a man to his face; sarcasm what
they pay him behind his back Home
Journal.
Ice cream the best In the city at NJ
A. Bogoger & Cos new parlors opposite
Wood County Drug store. Come in and
try it.
"a grumbler always receives more
attention from crowd than the man
who advises them to make the best of
things"
Mr. and Mrs. Wigman are rejoicing
over the arrival of a 10 Id. son Tuesday
afternoon the 14th inst. Mother and
son both doing nicely.
Albert Beulow, a Buena Vista farmer,
was shot dead at his door in Portage
county the past week. Several parties
have been arrested as the perpetrators
of the deed.